New York Statutes

§ 236 — Abandonment or change of route; new commissioners; their powers and proceedings

New York § 236
JurisdictionNew York
Law RRDRailroad
Art. 6Rapid Transit Act of 1875

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N.Y. Railroad § 236 (2026).

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§ 236. Abandonment or change of route; new commissioners; their powers\nand proceedings. Any corporation heretofore organized or hereafter to be\norganized under this article, its successor or assigns, which shall have\nconstructed or put in operation a railroad upon a part and not upon the\nwhole of the route fixed, determined and located for such railroad by a\nboard of commissioners, may at any time apply for authority to abandon\nany portion of the route upon which the railroad shall not have been\ntheretofore constructed or shall not then be in operation, with or\nwithout a change and relocation of such portion, and with or without\nextension of the portion not abandoned, or of any part thereof. Such\napplication shall be made by petition in writing, addressed by such\ncorporation t

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